AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolice reform in Camden: A new look at how Camden, NJ cut violent crime and became a national model for policing—highlighting the often-overlooked role of community groups and local media. Education & youth civic learning: Rehoboth Elementary students took part in Law Day activities with the Delaware Law Related Education Center, connecting classroom civics to real-world courts and citizenship. Delaware politics, right now: Delaware’s party-change deadline for September primaries hits midnight Friday, with closed primaries and key statewide races already shaping up. School funding setback: Delaware transportation leaders rejected a nearly $900,000 infrastructure grant for the planned bilingual ASPIRA Georgetown charter school, citing program rules. Voting rights fight: A Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais narrows Section 2 enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, making it harder to challenge district maps that dilute minority voting power. Local history gets a boost: Kent County Levy Court backed the proposed Greater Dover Museum to expand space for exhibits, education, and preservation. Culture & community calendar: Lewes’ America 250 jazz concert—“Swingin’ History”—is set for June 16 in Stango Park.
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